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GOLD AND SILVER rAoDUc.
TT0wy.


The fsiracseg " the Mint estimate.
tie rroslue tion Ct precious metals -
tar nitesi sts1es II is@s 10 hare beer
a. follows Gold. So sas on: silver,
81 .lsUnag
The production q silver Vas 81 AS. !.
sl2 ounces EHe. The Production d
geld shows an increase over the pre-
vioias year 81 s. 30 GO. while the pro
daetiou q silver IS slightly less than
II lss5.
Colorado continues it, the FIRST rank
The value q It's pros3aciian ef gold and
silver having been over 50 fsss fssl dur
ing the last year. California is IN tbs
SECOND place to Montana, with a pro.
ducti8n e nearly 81 -, h9, againsi
si8.istats9 hy the former. The pro
auctlou II Nevads and Neg Mexico
has decreased, while that 81 the Other
states has remained almost constant
Texas for the first tame Is added 70 the
list II producing States. with a pFoiuc
Hon q S4sl 90 Ia silver.
The stock ard ownership of gold sud
silver coins in The I uited States on Isl
Jaauary. iss7. Is as follows United
States 7 treasury. Sls6. aaf .49i; National
Banks, Sl6 - $50: state and otheI
banks aud private individuals, 1881 !.
49, 500 total. s.S5. tt5l ,-54
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AsroNIsnIxG sTCCEss.


li Is the duty OF every person Who has
used bugrAes's German SgiriB 20 let its
wonaerfal qualities be known 60 their
friends IN curing consumption, severe
coughs, ofoup, asthma, pneumonia, aud
IN fact all throat aud lung diseases. No
person can uss it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
ard Se consider 10 tie duty Of an drug
eists 60 recommend Il to the POOR. dying
epnsuwptlve, at least O. Try ona bottle,
as sOpW dozen bottles yere sold isst
year, sud so one case where Il failed
vas reported. SaCb q medicine as the
eer5aaa NBgFiu cannot Be SEQ widely
known. Ask YOUR srueRist about II.
samrle bottles 60 try, sold ~ 10 eeuts.
Regular size. Is cents. Sold hv an
druggists sud dealers in the United
States aud Canada. dw
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ENTERED rae eITp.
FHE UNION rACfFIc RAILROAD csHPANS
FAfERa san FRANCISCO BY AN IN
E1EEgIEp RoffTE

FhE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD csEPANI
FsrERs San FRANCISCO BY AN On
E1rECTEp ROUTE
FAN tRAsciRuo, June 1.-THE UBiOu
Paoino Railroad has AZ last come into
this city 10 way entirely unexpected
- " going 20 mpete with the Sonth.
e~0 Pacific Uu business out OF this tfits
20 points IN Idaho, Montana and Utah,
Inc iatief Company heretofore has had
no opposition from this Coast 30 those
territories, except from the Nofthera
Eacina 70 pointa la Montana. Tbr
onik or the local inter State business
a. it may be called, has always gone
over the Central Pacific a. far "a %
zen, and then over branch line OF The
Union Pacific. ''-' " '''
ms late purchase by the Union Pa
cine OF TIE Oregon Railway and Nayl.
gallon Company gave The desired IA
oiil'es OF reaching these places from
nus city by way Of Portland, Oregon.
Ahe fatea that u makes TO Utah points
hie virtually the same as ever tho Cen.
stA facih9. The same Ia the csse ia
sue rates 20 Helena, Montana; but these
70 polntat Va Idaho are materially loger.
20 oraer 20 connect with It's railroad
system ~ Portland. the Union Paeihs
VIII VIII run three steamers out OF this port
tnel are the Columbia. State OF Cali.
aoIolA ana Oregon. Commencing To
uoItow' tbeee steamers will leave here
aItethateiy every four days, The Co
tuhe'a VIII be the hTst to leave. One
k.tH euvantaee OF this step 20 The
nion Pacific is that IL will get the en-
.se benefit OF the freight oharRes of
NC long haol 10 alnest all the towns on
tue OfeRnh short Line, instead OF civ
nv the Central Pacific the benefit o,
sue uAai as Tar rs O2den. Then. again.
! can charge less 10 those poihts. fos
shV distance by way Of Portland IL lea
thsn by wAv OF Ogden,
SeneFh IFasle Manager J. O. Stnbb
speaAlhs on TIE subject said that
VIC ueS move was OF aonsa importance,
70 tar as tho MON Pacific was concern.
~, yst ne DID not think it would affect
tne Otntrai Fseino very much, TIE
tuioh racine could not afford 20 re-.
2 g the present rate from here a.
Stse' lhe amount Of business sept
rom tne east % Utah was ~ Der cent
waite the amount scot from here was
81. ~ " tedaeed The rates from hero =,
sau lhen The rates 90 It's long hspl
totl Tue east ~ She same place voa,a
nave TO Dc reduced. ca lhs Montana
basiness they hsd always had the sor,
PETITION Of ihe Northern Pacific. A
taF ~ tht Idaho business WAS con,.r,. /
go, u ths Union Pacific Goa the best NJ .
saem they would meet whatever yatss ,
aa former might make Roth rsass I
having the same rates 10 those tstrito,-
rs, ne did noi thiuk that much OF thn
pnsiness would 20 by the way OF Port
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coal OIL IN THE POULTRY
YARD

Prem fhs California Caeklsr.I
The many uses that kerosene may be
put % IN the poultry yard make it an
almost indispensable article 10 be
charged 70 the expense account, and
no other article viii 50 enhance the
profit Of the poultry yards a. kerosene
diligently and intelligently used. For
painting tbc inside Of aest boxes for
setting hens there IS nothing equal to
Il, as Il surely kills all yermin which
come in contact with it, and prevents
other veFmin from entering the nest
until 1t Is entirely eyaporated, which.
j the crude oil is used. viii give the
hen ample time to hatch her brood. 4
few drops IN the drinking water occa-
siUnaly has a good effect upon the
general health Of the flock, and for
colds OF roup there Is nothing better,
L carefully applied. Scaly leg may De
cured By simply wetting the legs Of the
fowls Affected occasionally, and the
crude oil is best IN this case also. as il
takes much longer time to eyaporate.
When the crude oil is not readily oh
tanned, some kind Of heavy grease OF
/ oil should be mixed with the kerosene
| To stay evaporation. As remedy
I for cholera it has been highly recon-
mended
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IoNG tlVER RACE.

Toe MeCally family q Aliecheu,
eouuty, Pa, y long lived. JOAN has ias,
died, aCcd ninety fonr years The eldest
sutvivut 81 ste family il his sisieF. MIS-
Jennie Hghg, Wlo Is 10 hsy uiuc:y-sae.
cad yesF. JSsse hsCally. OF 'Squtrs. As
&c Is called. cauAaass e. laugh and
JOKE - tbcash eighty scvgn ard hsli
years vsre a liSSt harden foF a ulAa n
esrry. Polly McCully Who resides with
lesses - 70 hsf eighty sixth year.
Alsi1ss SISTER, Mn Margaret C 81 raas.
has ssfn the saues a. eighty goar wir.
;srN, sad josiah NJ, q Bethel toWushlE.
sac youeEsss q these SaFyivinP. has
alsvs3y ce.st-slsd toe tigaly drst saai
yers'ry % h.s h.rib, Al ihs death ~
John, she guited acss q this family as
grvcated S2l years tsu sud haif
nsonths, nj toe average axe licked hat
telrtcea Gags 90 eighty seven yelr--
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pEKEaTISe LEeIsIArIas
2 TBK PACIFIC EAnLBoAD con MISSION Ex-
AATHEs TH0aAs l. RIMBALf. 0s THE
METHODS OR DEFEATING
LRnIHLArTLlN.


A4mE8 TH0aAs l.. RIMBALf Os IHE
METHoDs OF DEFEATING
LRaIsLArHuN.
ONAHA, June 2I.--GeneFal Traffic
Manager Thos. l.. kimball Of the Union
Pacific was examined by tie Pacific
Railway Commission today regarding
the subieci Of defeating lseisiAtiOn hos
tile 10 the company. he bad generally
undertaken 20 persuade tho legislators
that such legislation vas not for the In
tersss Of their constituents. He did not
know Of the zee Of money By the oomTa-
ny 10 iehuence legislation. The mem
beers Of the legislatures usually had
FREQ passes offered them, aud II tn y
were not offered, would ask fl
them, especially the anti-m0nopoly
members, whom be defined "a
men who believed anything justihAb!S
10 defeat whatever was wanted by the
railroad company.
10 reply 10 q question kimbAl
admitted that be Sometimes info
enced the nomination, election OF
defeat of candidates where mer
were nominated expressly for The
purpose Of attacking the interests Of
che read. They felt Justified in doing
everything possible legitimately 20 de-
feat thefD. In some such oases he bad
used money tnOt the cOmpany's, bat
his own), and during some Of the cam
paigns OF the past he might have paid
some 81 tha expense Of the company
but u bad been bis practice 10 pay the
expenses Of his own politica. AZ one
time be requested, bat did not insirnoi
she employees TO vote In the interest Of
tho company.
The witness was examined al length
on TIE Construction mileage and
relation OF the Union Pacific 10 iis
branches. Without thoss branches be
maintained that the Union Paeid,
would 10 bankrupt in a year. lie de
nied that the main line rad BY she plan
observed been made to contribute par
to the branches.
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sTRAwREBBlEs FOR WINTER tsE.-
i;ettina Hollis. in the Farmer. SAYS
Select small red. firm berries, (the
large lightcoloTed ones do not keep
their color or shape) remove the stems,
put them in a sieve or colander, and
pour water over them 70 remove any
sand or dust upon them. Put three
fonrths their measure Of nice white
sugar on the stove in a large fiat bot
toned pan, with a little water to keep
it from burning. and wheuit is hot and
dissolved put in the berries as they
come 10 boil remove the scum, do not
stir them, but gently shake the pan
let them boil rapidly about fifteen min.
utes ladie them out into tumblers
and, while they are settling, allow the
juice Is boil a little longer. with which
fill your glasses. When cool, il should
be nearly Jelly. Cover the top with
melted parailine, tie up and keep in a
dry place. | have never lost one glass
full yet, after years of trial. Sometimes
! have kept them two years.
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THE TWO BESI PLANS aF Llpr
INSURANCE.

The Travellers % Hartford. and 90,
Favidi &c SAVINGS 81 NeS Ytrs. \
sssefH mt, ard GO promises - fssefs
aiv;asuds 81 dlssr. cana tie asssr.s
these coug an,es furnish life IpsurA1es
ga Tie t. CO. 7,cu aecss bgslGtss plan. ur-
MIXED Viia hSHsil s 20 iavgst1. eut. csE.
g qusCtiy ihcir ratrs arr Uu~h lsxer.
auc osfHmcad thsu g. al 10 uscd II
soiid life iusgEAHoo. IAylaE s Bruvs
are The AGENTS
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Settlers, Attention
]. G. JANICKE & CO.,
LAND ArTORNEYs.

ts. trg. hNg Crstg, ~. T.
Asat sf'llif,i asd settlers heated. Plsts o.
VASE. 's1a .;falsed FIaSs and cufrv "a.
Fers ~ sa- Fro'gE tAken on timber claifU.
- a3F once eIrssFs 81 81 Rtu.s. 5000
saa s1arsinsd Confess tunsa-rd. erp.Faet~f
At eeeutea. ~ rzF toansl 10 rrfara4
-aa FsEzs r2i1 dssds aud ulatss-es
dra9u .usese.'s q aaa- se-5fsgfs &c.
TIA I1fs. o. ma or re- u. son. srri.. ~
-ir t4al tlus1si 1si'it. - fcr lam,
Aai -eo--t al Hffss.ra.aes % ST kiHas 4 laos
suslus=s
MS sr's artsg A. sItzc- .her Cor ,.sull, :
La osret. AS se-Fs Vssfcd ca. shs lsisss
20 rEs lf "a and Dear r.szir
d. iassrs Frclpt reaiy. postage ssss-.s
sat q o. -D,.s-=! a s.l lettsf. 2 iagu ~
HaHa.aaNaFH-
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Typhoid fever has broken ont hert
again, has wherever Darhys Prophylae
tic Fluid has been freely used there has
been 20 fever, M b. Lancaster, p
NJ, in Central Alabamian.
The FiGid is not merely a deodori
Ger, but a disinfeotant-~a DESTROYER of
the disease germs in atmosphere which
oaunol be bfeathed without DANGER
New York Evening Post.
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shInnInp InlellIrnnne.

PoRr TowNsEND. June 2l.-sailed - Ship
SumAtra.
Fohf LUDLOW, June "a Sailed Bark
Fresno.
PoRr MADISON, Jgne 2i.-ArTiVed- Schoon.
er VIM f. Witzmanu,
DUNGENEss, June 2I.-Straits clear and
calm. No shipping.
San FRANoIsoo. June 2l.-Arrived- steamer
Geo. W. Elder, Seattle
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New parssols. C1sAEr.

Bargains Bargains : Bargains !.
10 crashes, table damask and napkins.
bought fos cash from Freeman Bros, OF
san Francisco. who are retiring from
business. ToKLAs 4 6ISaERMAN.
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Sean item by item Of our late great
purchases. nsess goods worth Sl.25 for
50N ladies' lose for 35e. worth T5c.
ToEIAs s. SISaKRMNN.
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The Caledoniau Society, of Wet cris,
will celebrate in great style on the
Foatih Of July, it being their twenty
fourth annual gathering.
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A EtR Ahp of SIa POS rae EFTrgN
- of ore tlls seal. strip cus- ~ = fres
alE g feci bssE-; wrEssr oats3af vsith s-sen
safe --sinu, -asi.z s-ssa 7cr- No 3 IN - y
siis ~ heF AL s-f1 hI.Tsisi ls trs5lia 81
sscTH h1tk El ser. seattle " 70
y -s fAfFa srm bsssEaseA sssb - Ma b..
glr zzsN. aasge 2 asalsr BFpFpN1
BROS P o. h1z EF ysv7srT
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Patriotic seas 81 America

NnioLoo, June 1.-The Patr,eti,
s,ons 81 America began three deys'
convention hera today. The saeletv i
.sitlotie, social fsatevuAl ana hp,ts3
70 native born Americans. Aesnrains
- lhe statement u the secretary r.
nesahsfship has increased dsrins ths
psss Two Years fsom &oooo 10 M ~
Mest o. tee delegates have ear.s In.
sssaetsd 10 have planks inserted in ~.
piattorm sgalnss unlimited imussrs
ton, and IA favor q "A edneat,S.sI
Qualification for sutFrsa,
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The CkNfEAEhT" is the tnos. pep
alar kid glove in AneEio1. as for avs
haitous. kl-& sar cicat tzItauS Tbey
Are faz below fhs r7toc az aav usher
standard maker. aud fgf nt aus ssra.
haGiy are ausXoslied- Tie aeCFs aye r.
AL astees ihe sieve l. net ssalsf AZ s.t,,'a
sale az eChNABAUHEg BROS. s-Fa
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II you want to see bargains 10 hosiery
aud crashes, come and see ToKLAs &
SINaEFMAN.
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Cinnamon employed on the Victoria
and NaBaimo Railroad have struck for
an advance of wegss. They we're get
ting $40 a south before, but now want
mere.
The Northwestern Express Compsny
will be ready for business on and after
June LIST, 1887, between Seattle and
other points 10 Western Washington;
Office with Postal Telegraph Company.
hill street. The patronage Of the pub
lie il solicited.
II. &. STRUvR, President.
JAMES A. CAREY See'v. m3I
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NV YoKK. June sI.-Hops. que, and steady.
ocifse- Spot, fair; Bio, nominal, isss; 0p-
lions. less active. low, closing fl-m; sales.
@ coo bags; Jsiy SIC. S5ale IS: August SIC. g
esle.15; September Sls.5osi7o5. October
slG2sSi7 10 November sIe,9oSITI5; De
cember Sl6.7es9IT p
Eugsr- quiet. steady; oentrfaga', SIC.
teQDed, Arm; od A, sis; mould A, 81 q
ISIS; confectionery a, s&15 Is Is
GRADUATED, 55sel5 1915
Wool-oaiet. firmly held domestic aeecs
3ogS7, pulled i4s34, f,xas aG2A.
Pet-oleum-Duil, opening. 62ss highest
On; Lowest, ga; closing, IS; ssles, 56S ,eO(
barrels.
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ALAsKAH ROUTE.
OREGON RY. & NAV. cos
STEAMERS.

NORTH PACIFIC AND GEO. Z sF.pp
Alternate
Arrive daily except Sunday, from
Victoria and PORT Townsend. N
Depart daily except Sunday, for
Tacoma An. 49,; pa
from Taocnfa......s... 49,. k2nRn
Depart daily except Sunday, for
Victoria and Per: Townsend, an
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ma
Departs daily for Tacoma. A
Arrives daily from Tacoma. en-.
oept sunday ...;;......... ...:IaSlpa
Departs daily for Tacoma. except
sunday......---...-.-.-...-..-... l3lpm
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NOTICE.
GUITAR LESSONS.

is oiATA ~ HANSON RESIDENCE
VI eornss Vest Aaa NirsiHa streets NORTH
aeAttse, selsa
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II "a want g. sse esFgstns 10 tosisrv
sad esaseSss cosus ans ses 1uziAs 1
SEslGEN
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NWroHlA. Jane sl-rhc Aeyssint.
arrived AZ o'cioek this morning frrn,
vancouver and teft % the evening" I. =
-, = hvf cargo consists Of gfut9 doris q
",slahSton coal loo tons q OREGON
nees and . small list 81 misoeIlaneors
stts,So1 The saloon passenger liza -.
ia'.; a namhes Of teiuese ,ook passage
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QvhaSc, aare q -Bandet, Chenie 4
Ne,, hardware merchants are in fpan
e,sl ditacaltea. Their liabilities pFsh
ably amount o. SleOpn
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NV YeKK. June SI.-Money on call, easy.
4k7s; elosed, 6, prime mercantile pspeF.
EfZs. stsriiF exchaDge, dull, steady, g. 81
for % Dig hllf; SASH for demand.
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Up to few weeks ago Iconsidered
myself the champion Dyspeptic OF
America. During the years | have
been afflicted / have tried almost
everything claimed to be a specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope of finding
something that would afford perms-
nent relief. / had about made up
my mind to abandon all medicines
when I noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Regulator by prom
inent Georgian, a jurist whom | knew
and concluded to try its effects In my
case. / have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that l have struck
the right thing at last. | felt its ben
eficial effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations of a
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as to what one shall or
shall not eat. This fact alone ought
to commend it to all troubled with
Dyspepsia. ]. ~ HOLMES,
Vineland. N. !.
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STOCKS.
Amer. can Express. 10; Canadian Pscife,
81 y; Canada Southern, 6lk; Central Pacific;
a; Chicago, Burlington Quincy, 146.
DslaEare. LsckawannA { Western, l37 ! /;
Denver Rio Grande, 29k: Erie, 331. lake
shore. TN; Louisville 1 Nashville. g.;
Michigan Central. 93h: Northern PAcinc,
3S. preferred. 81. Kansas & Texas, 50;
New York Central Il2h; Oregon Improve.
ment, 5osi Oregon Hayigation. 10ek; Oregon
Irsnsconttnental. 81 St. Paul, Oh \; Pae &c
Mail, 81 = Rock lsiaod, fs2 /; Texas Pacific,
81 d; Union Pacific, cox; u. 5. Express. 81 i
Wells Fargo Express. I33; Western Union,
~; Northwestern. f2lk.
STOCK MARKET IN nav YORK.
Nav YoRK, June GA renewal OF the pan.
leky feeling Of the Chicago grain market was
supplemented tedsF BY closing the doors OF
/ the Fidelity Bank in Cincinnati, With these
! influences Ia their favor and the market lack.
/ ing the stimulus Of modeTa'e buying orders
from London as uenal, The late htarish room.
| { aders hammered the prices an around the
/ room throughout almost the entire day. Pa.
oife Msn was 0 special object Of attack In the
| early morning. and did not recover the less.
Ira ling IN the last hour was the heavies, OF The
| day, and all active sticks shared Ia the I'm.
provemsnt, most OF them being carried 10 tho
hiFhtst figures Of the day. The speciAities
were unusually quiet and featurefese. The
| opening was weak at q decline from yester.
| days nDal figures. extending to y psr cent
add under the lead Of Pacific Mail, which
dropped = in the first fifteen minutes.
Furtheg fractional declines were male in the
general list. After the first half hour the
market relspsed into su extreme dullusss, al
though the heavy tons continued until noon.
/ After that time there was a change for the
better, although no feature was developed uu.
I'll the last hour. when decided strength was
shown by the coal list. and Reading advanced
l I per cent, transactions for the hour ex.
ceeding the business for the remainder OF the
/ day In that stock
The early gains were due in q great measure
10 the maBipulations Of the failure Of the Gin
otnnati hank and the break here IN wheat
aud coffee. coupled with an Indifferent de-
mend for spots. All appeared 10 carry more
or lsss effective Influence The new crop was
firm Ia the morning. but attsfwArd eAssd Of
somewhat, under better weather reports.
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PUGET SOUND SHORE RI

No. n departs daily for Tacoma. &team
No. % arrives daily from Tacoma e0pm
No. . departs daily for stuck
Junction and way stations aSpm
No. "a arrives daily from stuck
junction and way stations. .let6 an
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STEAMER IDAHO

Arrives from WhAtcom every TusG
day. rhuradAy and SATURDAY. at.... 6
Departs for WhatooIn eYery MONDAY.
Wednesday and Friday, at.......s
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SAS FRANCIsoo, Juue 21.-Carlos 10.
loyen, tormefly Of the fran of Machado
iployeo \ Co. OF GuAiemalA, who sold
hts consolidated concessions from Cen
trail America and Msxieo 20 toe Mar
quis de Campo, has been appointed
chief agent OF the new spanish iiue
with headquarters Ia this city.
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Terrible railroad Accident.

SAs Dwoo, June GA terrible rail
road accident occurred on the California
ssusherR Railroad lest night or early
ihis morning. A freight train bound
up was diiehed by the spreading OF the
rails Al point five miles this side Of
Ferris. Engineer George Stone was
caught beneath bis engine and killed by
the escaping steam, the train hands.
who could see him and hear bis cries Of
agony, being roweFless 20 release him.
so far as can be learned no enc else was
killed. The wreck IS bad one aud the
track has not yet been cleared for the
passage OF a passenger train due here
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
waiting for she Wen

SAX FRAsoIso0, JEne 2l.--A dispatch
from San Boais O0ispo says 8s soon "a
the connection Of the g. Aliforuia Il ore
gon with the Oregon & California is
MAIDS an entire force Of 5000 or COCO
men will be put 20 work ON the South
ern Eaoltin exhaustion 20 TINT nannNr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22

NET YoBK, June Glover AGO Chi
nese laundry employees ST. uek for higher
wages yesterday afternoon. They
wanted "a instead Of 81 day and the
washers wanted 81 20 instead OF e.
The bosses Of the laandFies accepted
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
Opium seizure.

SAN RRASCIsoo, jane 2i.-ContFabaud
opiam Was found some weeks ago 10 a
lot Of nut oil In the steamer City Of
Rio de Janeiro and was condemned in
the District Court this morning. In
addition 30 the nut oil, eggs. salt, ginger
and other articles were ssizsd In the
same consignment There we're 1921
five tael and 3S4 ten-tael boxes Of
prepared Opium and 367JS pounds Of
crude Opium. The whole seizure is
velae at 4hS,iis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
PROPHYLAoTIO IN SICKNESS.

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JAMES A. CAREY See'V. mSI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22

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